10-Day Madagascar Uniqueness Discovery｜Madagascar

Day 01: Arrival in Antananarivo-Andasibe
You will be greeted on arrival by your English-speaking guide from I Travel 2 Madagascar, who helps you finish all the formalities and transfer you to the hotel.

Day 02: Andasibe (Perinet)
After breakfast at the hotel, depart for a visit to Andasibe National Park. Perinet is world famous for its population of Indri lemurs, which are the largest living lemur species.

Day 03: Andasibe (Mantadia)
Early in the morning, meet with your guide for the visit of Andasibe-Mantadia National Park. In the afternoon, you will visit the Vakona lodge’s reserve. Head back to Tana.

Day 04: Andasibe-Antananarivo
After breakfast, drive back to Antananarivo.
A visit to Peyreiras Reptile Reserve to see up close captive panther chameleons. Continue to Antananarivo.

Day 05: Antananarivo-Ampefy
Ampefy is a beautiful village situated at 120 km west of Antananarivo. It is one of the most appreciated places to spend the weekend for people from the city and tourists.


Day 06: Ampefy- Antananarivo
After breakfast, embark in a dugout canoe, crossing Itasy lake then arrival at Ilot de la Vierge.
A visit to Lemur’s Park which is a private, 5-ha site located 22 km southwest of Antananarivo along the RN1 (towards Ampefy), b

Day 07: Antananarivo-Morondava (Flight)
After breakfast at the hotel, transfer directly to Antananarivo airport for a flight to Morondava. Get some shots of the beautiful scenery in the place. In the afternoon, go to the alleys of Baobab where you’ll attend the sunset and admire the beauty of Morondava in the evening.


Day 08: Drive to Bekopaka with stop at the Avenue of Baobab
Early in the morning, you’ll pass on the Alleys of Baobab and attend the sunrise. Continuing to Kirindy, a private reserve which is well-known by its giant jumping rat, the “Fosa”, the largest carnivorous animal in the country. There are also some unique species of rare flora. After the visit, drive to the Tsingy of Bemaraha. There will be lunch at Belo Sur Tsiribihina after that you will head north on a drive-by land track well-known as World Heritage of Humanity by UNESCO. Cross the two rivers-Tsiribihina and Manambolo by a small car ferry before arriving at Bekopaka village.

Day 09: Tsingy
It is one of the most extraordinary sites with the real cathedral of limestone. The dense network of faults, cracks, and blocks of limestone carved in blades is one of the most prominent landscapes of Madagascar. Two hundred million years ago, the sea of Bemaraha covered this region.

Day 10: Morondava
After breakfast, head back to Morondava town via the famous “Allee of Baobabs”. Lunch at Belo sur Tsiribihina. Arrive on time for great pictures when the sun is low, raking light, and smooth trunks reflect the orange rays of the sun. Settle at the hotel before the sea for dinner.